ChangeLog for rgsrmfgen =============================== Version 0.50.2 - 2002-02-12 ( JDR ) -------------- - task description updated with correct default for the --ebins parameter Version 0.50.1 - 2002-01-17 ( JDR ) -------------- - supports arbitrary energy selection regions - bug fix: does not rely on implicit initialization of global variables Version 0.50 - 2002-01-16 ( JDR ) ------------ - changed default to --ebins=4000 Version 0.49 - 2001-10-10 ( ...

Next: Model Spectra for Spectral-Fitting Up: Spectral Analysis Previous: A Quick Look at . ... For ROSAT PSPC data, this conversion is done during the on-line (SASS) processing. For IPC observations, the instrument gain varies both across the detector and in time, and is applied during off-line processing (PROS) using the BAL histogram. By default, spectra are extracted in PI bins for PSPC data and in PHA bins for IPC data. ... Special techniques are required when using Einstein IPC data. ...

Winer Observatory P.O. Box 797, Sonoita, Arizona 85637-0797, USA . ... Irvin M. Winer . ... Weather . ... RainWise Mk III / 100m SW of Observatory . ... RainWise Mk III / N=0 ,E=90 ,S=180 ,W=270 . Air Temperature . ... 0.0 0.36 ( F) . ... AAG IR Sky Temperature . ... AAG Adjusted IR Sky Temperature . ... AAG Ambient Temperature . ... AAG Temperature Split . ... AAG Adjusted Temperature Split . ... Clear Sky Clock for Winer Observatory is provided by Attilla Danko. ... 2013 Winer Observatory. ...

... With the FORS1 instrument of the ESO VLT, we have performed during the 2007 apparition of 133P/Elst-Pizarro quasisimultaneous photometry and polarimetry of its nucleus at nine epochs in the phase angle range 0 - 20 . ... Geometric information about the dust tails of 133P/Elst-Pizarro. ... The most logical explanation of the almost absent coma and the narrow dust tails is low nucleus activity and the small terminal expansion velocity of the dust grains after release by the nucleus of 133P/Elst...

... OEM COMPONENTS . ... OEM OPTICAL COMPONENTS . ... Objective, Plan Achromatic, 4 X 0.12, BF . ... Objective, Flatfield Achromatic, 20 X 0.40, BF . ... Objective, Flatfield Achromatic, 60 X 1.00-0.70, Oil, Iris, BF . ... Objective, Flatfield Achromatic, 100 X 1.25, Oil, BF . ... Q-Plan™ Achromat Objective, 2.5 X 0.08, BF . ... Q-Plan™ Achromat Objective, 50 X 1.0-0.70, oil, iris, BF/DF . ... Q-Plan™ Achromat Objective, 100 X 1.25, oil, BF . ... Q-Plan™ Achromat Objective, 100 X 1.30, oil, iris, BF/DF ...

Skim Study in CM2 Minghui Lu University of Oregon 0 For Fully Inclusive b s group Notre Dame-Oregon-Pisa-SLAC-UCSC 0 Skim Study in CM2 ­ p.1 Outline Introduction 0 skim cuts 0 mass and energy spectrum The Comparison of 0 mass spectrum between SP5 MC and run1 data Preliminary 0 mass fit Outlook 0 Skim Study in ...

... Printed in U.S.A. Measuring the Balmer Jump and the Effective Gravity in FGK Stars Michael S. Bessell Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics, Australian National University, Mount Stromlo, Weston, Australia; bessell@mso.anu.edu.au Received 2006 October 17; accepted 2007 May 18; published 2007 June 21 ABSTRACT. ... Synthetic fl spectra for [Fe/H] p 2.5, 5750 K, and log g p 4.5, 3.5, 2.5. ... Synthetic spectra divided by an 11,800 K BB for [Fe/H] p 2.5, 6500 K, and log g p 4.5, 4.0, 2.5. ...

... The NICMOS data reduction and calibration pipeline employs file formats and software architecture techniques that are new and different from what has been used for previous HST instruments. This paper describes the FITS file format used for NICMOS data, which includes error estimate and data quality arrays for each science image, and describes the approach used to associate multiple observations of a single target. ... This group of five data arrays is called an image set, or ``imset'' for short. ...

... Bad Astronomy . ... News . ... In the following article, I used the wrong number to get the circumference of the Earth at the latitude of Cape Canaveral, which ironically is what I accuse Ms. vos Savant of as well! ... At the Equator, the Earth spins at 1000 miles per hour (the Earth is 24,000 miles around, and spins once every 24 hours). ... The math is a wee bit hairy, but not too bad, to calculate the circumference of the Earth at Cape Canaveral assuming the Earth is an ellipse with these numbers...